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    Mechelen, Belgium (ots/PRNewswire) - Customs solutions provider Customs4Trade NV
    (C4T) announces a new CEO and two key executive appointments as it strengthens
    its management to take advantage of accelerating growth in the UK and across
    Europe.

    Customs4Trade, one of Europe's leading SaaS platforms for customs management
    solutions, has strengthened its management team with the appointment of Rupert
    Spiegelberg as its new CEO. Rupert Spiegelberg will lead the team and is joined
    by Chief Revenue Officer Jo Buvens and Chief Product and Technology Officer
    Oliver Conze, to drive C4T management and its digital platform CAS in a new
    direction to accelerate growth in 2023.

    Spiegelberg succeeds Pieter Haesaert, who founded C4T together with Ilse
    Vermeersch as a customs consultancy in 2004 before developing the CAS platform
    ten years later. Founders Pieter Haesaert and Ilse Vermeersch will no longer be
    involved in the day-to-day operational management and strategy of C4T, but
    remain invested in the company as shareholders together with 83North, Hi Inov,
    42CAP and 10X Group. Werner Koninckx will represent the founders in the board.
    Werner is chairman of 3E and DeltaQ and has extensive experience in scaling SaaS
    businesses.

    "We are extremely proud of all the C4T'ers and our partners who have been
    relentlessly contributing to the progress we made at C4T the last years",
    Haesaert and Vermeersch said. "We thank our clients and partners for the trust
    they put in our hands to service them in the complex and time critical world of
    customs compliance. C4T is now with CAS in a fantastic position to take
    advantage of all the changes in the customs world that we will see in coming
    years."

    Spiegelberg is a 20-year veteran of SaaS (Software as a Service) scale-up
    businesses in the UK, mainland Europe and the US. He is joined by Buvens as CRO,
    formerly Salesforce's Regional Vice President and Country Leader for Belgium and
    Luxembourg, and by Oliver Conze as Chief Product and Technology Officer. Conze
    has spent 15 years at SAP - most recently as the German technology giant's Chief
    Product Officer for Marketing Cloud.

    "C4T is leading the way in driving down costs, speeding up turnaround times for
    UK and European importers and exporters and simplifying the hugely complex world
    of online customs management," said Spiegelberg. "In taking up the role to lead
    C4T's 'A-team' of technology experts, I will support their tireless dedication
    to transform our company into a champion of the sector. We will help our
    customers go beyond compliance to make customs and trade a strategic component
    of their growth."

    C4T, whose CAS digital platform manages more than one hundred thousand customs
    declarations every month for major brands, delivers to customers the benefits of
    the increased digitisation of the customs sector as national governments across
    Europe move to upgrade customs systems over the course of the next couple of
    years.

    For more information please visit http://www.customs4trade.com/ .

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    Contact:

    Maria Udy,
    + 44 (0) 7979 868539 maria@portcare.com

    Additional content: http://presseportal.de/pm/167123/5384730
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